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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1916
Page
6
Hilton Toye pursues a complex scheme across Naples Genoa and Rome centering on Captain Aylmer and Casalet. Toye seeks Rome introductions to alleged friends while probing motives of the Casalet affair amid hotel corridors and railway timetable moves.
An article describes a scientist claiming to have discovered the essence of gravitation and its propagation at light speed. The figure, a naval observer and PhD holder, links gravity to electrical forces via Ampere’s paradox, cites Royal Society review, and notes University credentials and Berlin doctorate. It also mentions a Colorado Mesa Verde talk and local animal observations.
The article urges careful plant selection and patient care when using catalogues. It advises buying from reliable firms, sowing seeds early, and providing good soil and steady cultivation. It notes February and March as window box prep time and stresses budgeting with seed costs and potential plant divisions.
Inquiries favor the Hydrangea as the best late flowering hardy shrub with extreme hardiness easy culture and long lasting bloom. It shines most when grouped rather than as a solitary plant, its large flower heads creating graceful curved branches and attractive pinky brown color after white fades, even against snow.
Salvia praised as a versatile plant for hedges borders and mass planting. Society fashion talk notes Griswold Thompson as top dressed man with a $10 000 annual wardrobe budget plus mentions of E Berry Wall James Duke Jr and Francis Roche as notable dressers in contemporary New York society.
A University of California freshman faces a professor in a discussion about a proposition in Bald ell with the student asserting it is highly probable rather than proven. The exchange contrasts ambitious claims with the idea of feasibility amid rising sea levels and coastal changes described in the excerpt.
William A Radford explains porch design and built in lighting as key to an appealing house. The article outlines compact kitchen planning with a small 11 by 8 foot kitchen and pantry, a rear porch annex, a high set house for basement headroom, and space for a laundry and small workshop with a storage area for fruits and vegetables.
The article notes a chronic state of nervousness among powder mill workers amid frequent afflictions. Fear of alcohol is widespread among the powder people, yet a mysterious illness defies elimination, spreading unease through the workforce.
The article describes a compact bungalow style with overhanging eaves and a gable porch roof, joined by wide cased openings to create a large front space. Built in seats and a long dining room buffet maximize storage, while attic space and multiple closets address the need for hidden storage in small homes.
The passage praises Serbian infantry noting peasants’ strong marching powers and mobility despite poor rail links. It describes soldiers and civilians traveling long distances to markets, with soldiers carrying light kits and enjoying occasional cigarettes and plum cognac during weary journeys.
The London Chronicle notes that domestic service collapses as men join khaki and women enter railways, business, police, and restaurants. Mistresses fear loss of staff who preferred good wages and liberty, predicting a long absence of servants at the “servants ball.”
A contract signed between the Yule family partners and Honolulu capitalists pledges to build a sugar center larger than any now in the Philippines. The syndicate will advance 250000 dollars for development work under this agreement.
A traveler explains why he prefers late fall vacations, saying the return home revives him with tanned skin and refreshed vigor. A Browns residence guest asks about timing for this year’s trip, eliciting a light exchange. The satire reflects contrasting attitudes through brief dialogue from Puck and Brooklyn Life.
An optimistic pitch urges both men and women to drink a glass of hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to cleanse the digestive tract and improve health. It claims internal sanitation improves skin tone and combats headaches and fatigue, costing a small price to prove the effect. Include warnings about external cleanliness versus internal cleansing and a brief joke dialogue about a dance leading to a couple’s home.
An old advertisement urges readers to use Cascarets for bowel cleansing and relief from headaches indigestion and constipation. It promises a gentle nightly purge without griping and cites “millions” of users while noting the claim as pure fiction.
An old print ad touts Bramline covey and Fletcher's Castoria as a safe remedy for infants and children. It urges readers to notice the product bears the signature and recalls that children cry for Castoria. The ad underscores long-standing use spanning over three decades.
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